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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
2
Continued from Page 1 the White Star Line and the United American concerns are referenced in the discussion of corporate ties. The report outlines ownership links and potential implications for maritime operations and investor confidence.
Temporary stays granted as cases challenge enforcement of liquor on Resolute Majestic and other vessels. Hearings discuss bond guarantees to prevent onboard sales until ships reach foreign ports. Executives seek guidance after Supreme Court action on related matters as ships from France and Spain arrive with bars aboard.
French and Rochambeau crews in harbor bar routine at AMY ee oes and three mile Nmit with alcohol rationing. Captain Roch keeps service as agents show no quick enforcement while Finland sails to Europe sealed and liquor valued over 3000 dollars to be disposed of at Southampton.
President Harding plans to urge Congress to amend the Volstead Act so foreign ships with liquor may dock at U S possessions such as Puerto Rico the Philippines and Hawaii The proposal to be presented at the November special session follows the Daugherty ruling affecting possessions and could broaden liquor access in territories
Administration circles warn Daugherty ruling could spark broader Volstead Act enforcement while Congress debates easing restrictions. Shipping Board notes 52 cancellations among 300 New York departures as agents brace for weekly reports. A New York restraining order delays enforcement on US ports, prompting wider questions about foreign vessels and three mile limits.
Renowned novelist and screenwriter Rupert Hughes contributes an original short story titled Peachblow to the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine, highlighting his continued literary versatility.
Georges launches its first Boston shop at 45 and 47 Summer Street, joining New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Newark locations. The remodeled frontage showcases new suits and overcoats with modern fittings, under Joseph Donovan management and a trained sales staff ready to provide Georges service.
Arthur K Reading denies an accusation from Arthur Lyman that Reading pleaded guilty to election frauds. Parker’s letter explains the historic Middlesex indictment involving Cambridge registration, Harvard students and a nolo contendere plea, with prosecutors later pressing for sentence.
Holyoke mayor John F. Cronin issued a statement through the Democratic State committee denying any backing of Republican candidates. He said the report was groundless, noted his city’s nonpartisan local affairs, welcomed Lodge and Cox, and expressed full backing for Gaston and Fitzgerald with liberal Republicans likely to join.
Fire of unknown origin began in Harry A Colburns garage late this afternoon destroying the garage and the Union Church. Seven new cars and repair machines, plus 1500 in cash and 200 in notes, were lost. A barber shop nearby suffered partial damage. Help from Warren and Plymouth arrived too late. Total loss about 12000, partly insured.
In LaGrange Maine the Smith boy, abducted by a roaming group and kept as a slave, has returned to his parents Mr and Mrs Smith. Governor Baxter is reportedly aiding the search for the kidnapper while the boy adapts to a new life.
The Filene Co operative Association presented The Wallop a two act mystery comedy at Jordan Hall last evening with an encore tonight. The production featured a Lima Ohio man seeking a country gentleman blow out amid comic confusions and lively dance after an concert by the Filene Band under Albert H. Fisher with solos by Miss Helen Bingham. Cast included William H. Rosas Robert List Co 1 Schindler Jessie Wallace James Maxwell Norma LeCain Amalie Rauschal Ackley R. Slee Ralph LeRoy Harlow Frank W. Carey Thomas M. B. Hicks Jr Alva Lena Brown Robert Winternitz Dora Herendeen E J La Rue Frederick Griffin.
Samuel A. Sweetland once famed as a strong Boston police figure was found guilty of non support abandonment and desertion of his wife Ellen B. Sweetland. A 1919 Philadelphia divorce and subsequent marriage were not recognized by the court.
Six student nurses and three others absented themselves after an indignation meeting. They claim unfair discipline and lack of clear rules at the hospital. The group has hired attorney Jesse Barton of Newport and seeks a hearing before trustees.
Eugene Brown Jr, 22, of 90 West Fifth Street South Boston was attacked by two men from a rival gang near C street and Broadway around nine pm. He fought them off until friends arrived. Brown received hospital treatment for a compound fracture of his right thumb and minor facial cuts, and he refused to name the assailants.
A puddle of oil on Lynn Saugus turnpike in Saugus injures William Ahearn and prompts police to sand the spill. A Somerville truck owned by New England Dressed Beef and Wool Co caught fire, while several vehicles skidded on the oil and a Lynn trolley collided with the McManus car. Ahearn suffers two fractured ribs. others escape serious harm.
Featherweight champion Chick Suggs loses the decision to Tommy Ryan of Shreveport Pa at the Casino A. A. in Fall River on October 13. Ryan attacks with left hooks from the seventh round and wins the last three rounds, scoring a ninth round knockdown.
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